Host Hotels
Accommodation options for wrestlers, coaches, families, and spectators traveling to The Supreme Gladiator and The Supreme Killer.
Recommended places to stay
Teams and families often arrive the day before duals begin and stay through the weekend, so nearby lodging helps reduce early morning travel. Use the options below as a starting point and confirm availability, rates, and check-in times directly with each property.
| Property | Location | Reservations |
|---|---|---|
| Host hotel options | Near the event venue | Contact the property directly for room availability and rates |
Booking tip: room blocks for a tournament weekend fill quickly. Contact hotels as soon as your team travel dates are confirmed, and ask about group rates for teams of several rooms.
Planning your stay
- Doors open at 7:30am on each competition day, with the opening ceremony at 8:45am, so an early breakfast or a short drive is worth planning for.
- Friday features duals for *8u, *10u, *12u, *15u and *Girls K-8; Saturday and Sunday continue with duals and individual competition.
- Coaches and table help receive wristbands for the day of the duals, so hotels with early check-in are helpful for large groups arriving together.
- Weigh-ins are handled once for the whole weekend and must be done wearing a singlet, so allow extra time before your team's session.
Questions
For details that are not covered here, visit the Questions & Answers page, review the Schedule for competition times, or reach out through the tournament community forum.
When you host a wrestling tournament, lodging is one of the first things visitors start asking about. Teams and families typically arrive the day before the duals begin and stay through the full weekend, so having nearby accommodations can spare them long, tiring drives on early morning competition days. The host hotel page gathers recommended places to stay in one convenient spot, giving guests a starting point instead of guessing at random listings. Because the surrounding area is familiar to most competitors already, the options shown tend to be practical and easy to reach.
Availability, rates, and check-in times are always best confirmed directly with each property, since tournament weekends can behave very differently from ordinary travel days. A room that appears open online may already be held for another group, and front desks frequently adjust policies when a large event is in town. Athletes traveling with coaches, officials, or family members sometimes need connecting rooms, extra bed space, or early check-in, and those requests are easiest to make before arrival. Calling ahead keeps expectations clear for everyone involved.
Group blocks are the arrangement most worth asking about when your team travel dates are confirmed. Hotels near a competition venue often reserve a portion of their inventory for tournament blocks, which can offer a better per-room rate than booking individually at the last minute. These blocks fill quickly once teams begin committing to their schedules, so reaching out early gives you the widest selection. It also gives organizers time to coordinate check-in windows, so participants can weigh in, rest, and arrive at the venue without rushing through a long registration line.
Location matters more than luxury for a wrestling weekend. A property within a short drive of the venue means less time spent in traffic and more time in warm-up space, and it reduces the risk of teams arriving late to their first match of the day. Consider the distance to the event site, parking availability for a full vehicle, and whether breakfast is included or offered on site. Families with younger competitors may also appreciate properties close to restaurants and groceries, since meals become a routine part of a long competition day.
Questions about lodging fit naturally alongside the rest of the tournament details on this site, including weigh-ins, schedule information, division tables, admission, prices, rules, guidelines, and awards. Knowing where competitors and guests are staying helps the organizers plan registration, seeding tables, and match scheduling more smoothly. If you are considering hosting, the recommended properties listed here can be discussed with the venue, and any special requests can be passed along to participating teams so that everyone arrives prepared and focused on the competition itself.